Kallmünz – Gabriele Münter painting I by Wassily Kandinsky, 1903 dogs Wassily Kandinsky’s Schwere Spitzen (1928)

Wassily Kandinsky’s Schwere Spitzen (1928) captures the charged precision of his late-1920s vision

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Kallmünz – Gabriele Münter painting I by Wassily Kandinsky, 1903 dogs Wassily Kandinsky’s Schwere Spitzen (1928)Kallmnz Gabriele Mnter painting I (1903) by Wassily Kandinsky invites us into the artists formative years, when he was still working from the visible world yet already stretching toward the expressive freedom that would make him a pioneer of abstraction. Painted in 1903, the scene is closely tied to Kandinskys life with fellow artist Gabriele Mnter in the Bavarian countryside. Its title and motif point to an outdoor working session, with an artist at